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B-17 Bomber

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  • electronic vehicle game
    / Combat games

    One groundbreaking console title was B-17 Bomber for Mattel’s Intellivision system. Players crewed a B-17 Flying Fortress on bombing missions over Europe, switching between roles as navigator, bomber, pilot, and gunner as voices generated by a speech synthesizer alerted them to incoming fighters, flak, or an approaching target. Several popular…

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    One groundbreaking console title was B-17 Bomber for Mattel’s Intellivision system. Players crewed a B-17 Flying Fortress on bombing missions over Europe, switching between roles as navigator, bomber, pilot, and gunner as voices generated by a speech synthesizer alerted them to incoming fighters, flak, or an approaching target. Several popular…

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